Protect Your Legacy from the Coming 5G
https://primalhacker.com/blogs/learn/men-protect-your-legacy-from-the-coming-5g
You all see the article in most recent BoatUS magazine about 5G interference with gps signals and weather forecasting? Pretty disturbing, sounds like some folks at FCC are getting either strong armed or kickbacks.
Naa you don't have to read. It's hazardous to your health- go watch some bugs bunny cartoons.Dang nam it do I have to read all this?
Cut to the chase: is this going to mean a return to the value of SKILL? Such as coastal piloting and celestial navigation? Now I wonder if I can find an operable RDF at some garage sale...
https://images.app.goo.gl/roX7PAPuoRHWd2fK7Naa you don't have to read. It's hazardous to your health- go watch some bugs bunny cartoons.
It isn't the GPS that is the problem. It's the weather stuff due to a water resonance.The entire GPS spectrum is just a spec in the much broader 5G spectrum. The amount of data contained in GPS packets is minuscule -- the same as texting your friends but no images or video allowed. The packets are structured completely differently between GPS and 5G and the packets of one appear like mild background noise to the other. Once we're in microwaves, the bands are packed with multiple services. It's not uncommon for 7 or more services to share a single chunk of bandwidth.
I can't imagine the DoD allowing anyone to step on their GPS signal...
I wouldn't worry about it.
You mean chemtrails hahaIs this coming from the Contrails and Flat Earth people?
https://www.boatus.com/expert-advice/expert-advice-archive/2021/february/dont-mess-with-gpsThe entire GPS spectrum is just a spec in the much broader 5G spectrum. The amount of data contained in GPS packets is minuscule -- the same as texting your friends but no images or video allowed. The packets are structured completely differently between GPS and 5G and the packets of one appear like mild background noise to the other. Once we're in microwaves, the bands are packed with multiple services. It's not uncommon for 7 or more services to share a single chunk of bandwidth.
I can't imagine the DoD allowing anyone to step on their GPS signal...
I wouldn't worry about it.
Has a bunch of qualifiers - may, possibly, will, could, may again. I may win the lottery this week and could buy a huge yacht and will have a great time. I would like my 5 minutes back.https://www.boatus.com/expert-advice/expert-advice-archive/2021/february/dont-mess-with-gps
Link to article, quick read.
"Ajit Pai" HAHAHAHAHAHA...! As if that corporate toady ever knew anything about anything. (Actually, he likely knows quite a great deal regarding fellating corporate c***k.)who knows? But I bet my bottom dollar that the NAvy and NOAA are the truth here. And that the FCC is pretending to be all scientific.
I read the article on this quite some time ago but BoatUS doesn't date their stuff (poor practice) on the page itself--only in the URL. Here it is, from June 2019:
https://www.boatus.com/expert-advice/expert-advice-archive/2019/june/will-5g-networks-affect-marine-weather-forecasts
And here is what came of the meeting:
https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/22/20975652/weather-forecast-interference-limits-5g-egypt-conference-radio-frequency